Rear Hub Assembly Honda Odyssey - Wheel Bearing Replacement - Bearing Noise - Bundys Garage

[@chrislatawiec2325]

thank you man. There are no helping clips like yours in Europe.

[@terrykepner19]

Hey I just wanted to say thank you very much after all the videos I researched yours was the best spot on me being a Honda van owner I very much appreciate you

[@kradius2169]

Nice work. I've had my '99 in a friend's barn for a year and rust (from condensation?) apparently locked up the rear wheels, though a healthy dose of WD-40, some back & forth, etc., eventually broke them free. Very nice to see you take the hub off, as the one I was after yesterday didn't want to come off, though I did didn't try that wiggle. There's also apparently a way to back the shoes off of the hub, in case that were a factor, with some "star wheel" screw or something on the back side of the wheel assembly, as Haynes states, anyway. Hard area to get at and / or see ... not sure about that, or even if the shoes were a factor, though rust on the hub growing out towards the shoes, maybe. Anyway, thanks again for the video.

[@khuranashyam]

Very helpful, symptoms and sound you explained in the video were very helpful.

[@pachus0109]

Excellent job Bundy, very well explained and very helpful. Getting ready to do my rear hub bearings assembly on my 2000 odyssey and this video came very helpful. 👍👍🙏🙏

[@MrJazzohjazz]

Thank you. Very clear instructions and nice attention to detail.

[@harisubagiyo731]

Fantastic

[@scottyakoubian9238]

FYI: on mine, the new hub assembly was too tight to slip on easily. Instead of forcing it, I heat the bearings with a heat gun to about 150-180 degrees F and it slipped right on.

[@chall3038]

What year odyssey was this?

[@eksine]

Same thing happened on my accord. I ended up replacing all 4 bearings, if 1 went out than all of the grease is dried up on the rest of them, unless u don't plan on keeping your car than just do all 4

[@shekharpatel]

I will be replacing rear assembly, my Q is : Any particular reason you have to install a new lug nut?

[@LongNguyen-mu7bb]

Good video thank

[@bundysgarage]

Thank you 🙏

[@extremerecluse2095]

Just a t try to pull that cover off like that in Michigan

[@les536]

Did the rotor have 2 bolts that had to be removed with a nut driver?

[@arthurfricchione6614]

What year Odyessey? Another informative video thanks

[@bundysgarage]

+Arthur Fricchione this video specifically covers 99 - 04, but it should work on models above 04 as well.

[@robholmberg629]

Awesome video....Thanks

[@bundysgarage]

+Rt 5 AutoSales you are welcome. Thanks for watching!

[@mikehitsiniwanhaud8000]

Would be nice to know year of vehicle working on

[@hunterwilliams1945]

Thank you for saving me $600

[@imisspresidentreagan]

Clean the brakes up as long as you have the drum off.

[@retiredbingoplayers]

👍thank you.

[@stevejohanson4133]

Question: When I make a right turn I get that same sound from my rear passenger wheel then the break assembly comes apart -- is this happening because of a bad bearing ?

[@bundysgarage]

Jack up the rear passenger side up and get the tire off the ground. Once it's off the ground spin the wheel (emergency brake off) and see if you can hear the noise. If you can most likely it's your bearings in the hub assembly.

[@stevejohanson4133]

@@bundysgarage Thank you for your help 👍 I'll check it out tomorrow morning. Just Subscribed to your channel ✅

[@likewisehbu3788]

Question What is the the circular dusted thing that you installed the new bearing on called?

[@bundysgarage]

It's called the Spindle

[@XTheJenovaProjectX]

To do a Accord 5 lug conversion. Is it as easy as removing the 4 lug hub assembly and just sliding a 5 lug version back on? And get a 5 lug rotor obviously…

[@bundysgarage]

No i think you would have to change out the brake assembly as well. But why would you want to do that?

[@XTheJenovaProjectX]

@@bundysgarage because 4 lug wheel options are limited. If you have 5x114.3 you have tons of wheel options.

[@shekharpatel]

I will be replacing rear

[@tcpoob]

what model year was this Honda Odyssey? thanks

[@bundysgarage]

2001

[@extremerecluse2095]

Drum brakes. Never again.

[@meathead585]

the first thing you should have stated is what year the vehicle is which you are working on......so others would know if their vehicle relates or not.

[@erlynsantana5137]

Did the noise go away?

[@bundysgarage]

Yes

[@eksine]

The noise was the passenger making the sound with her mouth, she tricked you

[@danielhigh7431]

It the funds were available I would have replaced or at least cleaned up the rear brake hardware and checked the inside of the drum with that amount of rust.

[@IrnMaiden304]

181 ft lbs on a new hub, hub doesn't spin freely like that. Maybe something is faulty with this new hub 🫤🤷🏻‍♂️

[@extremerecluse2095]

No mounting bolts. I don't get it.

[@perrymadsen9170]

Rear end humms

[@bundysgarage]

From which side?

[@joserubio8267]

Ioooi

[@retiredbingoplayers]

👍thank you.